Mike Bracken's blog

Geeking Out: Heart-Shaped Box, Jonestown, and Vampires

Time for another installment of Geeking Out—the blog that people occasionally read when they want to know what I'm reading/watching/playing or just a cursory update on life here at Casa de Bracken.

120 Minutes: Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner

As far as SMT games go, Devil Summoner is a pretty radical departure from the norm. While previous games in the series have been turn-based affairs, Devil Summoner opts for a more action-RPG approach. I wasn't entirely convinced I was going to like this going into the game, but at the two hour mark, I can say that it's surprisingly effective. Would I have preferred turn-based? Sure...but I can live with this.

Geeking Out: Andy Sidaris, 300, The Host, and More

Yeah, I know, it's been awhile since we did a Geeking Out blog. Rest assured it's not because there wasn't enough cool stuff to get all nerdy over-it's just that I've been sidetracked with a lot of crap.

120 Minutes: Crackdown

Despite being a "well-informed" gamer who knows what he likes and dislikes about games long before they ever hit retail, I'm as prone as anyone when it comes to getting sucked up into hype. Crackdown, which I first read about eons ago when it was featured on the cover of Game Informer magazine, didn't really interest me much at the time.

Geeking Out: Manhunt 2, Wicksboro, and Ghoul

Another week, another list of stuff I'm excited about. Read on and bask in the nerdiness.

Mike Bracken's Geeking Out

Welcome to the first installment of Geeking Out—okay, it's not really the first installment (earlier chapters can be found in my MySpace blog), but it's the first here at GameCritics. Basically, it's just a weekly entry of what I'm nerdgasming over at the moment—generally revolving around Games, Books, and Movies as well as the occasional glimpse into my incredibly exciting life here at Casa de Bracken. I hope you enjoy it—and I also hope you'll stop by and check out later installments.
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